Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
HaHa, point taken. My original intent wasn't really to ramp the other share, I'm sure that is going on without me. It's just that I've become so used to disappointment here (a share I still believe in - kind of, a bit anyway). That to make stellar gains elsewhere comes as a bit of a shock :-)
S, it continues, now I'm starting to get uncomfortable with the rises :-)
In the meantime my punt on CDL the other day is proving rather more exciting and lucrative than CNR at present :-)
I have to concur, warrants and options are said to be required to increase investor enthusiasm. However, if we are so undervalued, they ought not to be necessary. You can't have your cake and eat it, although it would appear with our share issues, the buyers can in fact do that.
Always great to see insiders buying with significant monies.
I tend to agree that Calibre taking us out for an all share deal at around 50p would be a better option for most of us, excepting of course the big holders who would not be as highly rewarded as they'd wish. I don't really think the management here have the correct skill set. albeit I may be proven wrong this year, just sitting tight to try and get my money back.
Completely OT but may interest those who want a punt whilst we await news here at CNR. Cloudbreak Discovery, early days ultra high risk.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7993676-midweek-takeaway-with-rory-kutluoglu-chief-operations-officer-cloudbreak-discovery
Well I've joined the fray, a complete punt based on nothing more than an advert on Zerohedge. See if it proves to be a wise move or just plain daft.
.... should be good for a short them :-)
Despite incessant personal disappointment with CNR since 08/09, I think possibly we may just be on the crux of a transformational year in 2022. This has to be our **** or bust moment (metaphorically speaking) surely.
All the news we've received formally and via official reports and media presentations from Mark would suggest we are about to blow. We need to recognise that he has put everything into this project and a good deal of his life also, he must be getting ready to exit stage left. It cannot and will not go on much longer.
Roll on 2022.....................
I agree, we should not be quibbling, we should do a toll deal at almost any cost. Even if it is just for cashflow and little profit. After fu**ing around for years it will indicate clearly to the market that we are capable of actual production and not just jam tomorrow.
I'm minded to agree, a toll deal at almost any costs is now necessary.
https://www.crescat.net/quinton-hennigh-joins-crescat/
I can't ascertain if they own any of us or not (Crescat),
Was just corresponding with Bob Moriarty (321gold.com) apparently he likes CNR but in his usual inimitable style he says he got bored waiting and sold out. He also said he'd discussed us with Quinton Hennigh (an economic geologist and someone I'd never heard of until today) and he also likes us. So we appear to be known in some circles but boredom is a factor even amongst the professional investors.
As I said, it's worth asking around and broadcasting our name.
There is a story here and it needs to be told more widely. How many of us have seen wide exposure of CNR amongst our favourite commentators, we all have them and read their content and follow some of their suggestions, however I've not really seen many of them remark on us (one or two but hardly loads). The only comment comes from sources linked to the company and are not really independent.
If we were all to send emails to our favourite gold sector authors, maybe, just maybe one or two would write about us and give us the broader exposure we so badly need after years of lacklustre PR. This seems to be happening all the time in the crypto space and has an effect, talk about us and get us known for something positive.
I'm like minded to be honest. Whilst I can believe there has been no serious dishonesty, the word disingenuous is something that might be appropriate in recent years. I too will not hesitate to sell shares at break even (if I ever get there). So much for 12 years of being a Condor groupie I guess. Mea colpa!
Always entertaining to read about the US (and others in the West) criticising other nations on the subject of authoritarianism :-)
The land is an issue until it is not.
Mark has maintained his "the land is not an issue" approach for years now, however that is a tad disingenuous. I have no doubt that it will be sorted quite soon after the elections but it remains one of various issues until it is resolved.